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Protesions, the numerous independent Country Gentlemen, the opulent Landholders, and, above all, the Clergy, (whose sacred calling is the constant point of assault,. and theinselves the perpetual theme of ridicule)y to support a publi•caiiim, in which' loy:iity - shall ever be opposed to disatt4ttion, truth to falsehood, justlee to , calumny, and liberality to malice : a publication, in whi..ll every effori shall be made to rel ute Sedition lit d I its detestahlt, mutations; and, whether it appear. in the disguise of stat:-silien, -Guar dians, Whigs Reviews, Registers, and. Examiners* ; or start up in some hitherto undescrilaed form to annoy us, the infla ted rent of . the numerous arrokant dccl imers, vho supply it, .stnal be held up to generalindigriation.—Their numbers will inctease the stimulus to oppose them : GENERAL POST OFFICE, LONDON, "... • July 2Z, 1809. • • •-• • A, CAUTION. • . , ,• • • VOENALTIES to the qgtount of tTivO Hundred ra- . Pounds, with full ,Costs, have 4:14 been recovered and paid, no kr ,, ugbt, by Ike direaion of the POST. MAST ER-GEN E R A L, against a very considerable Mercantile Howse in London, having also an ,Establishment. in a large man nufaauring Town in the Country,. for offending against the . Statutes of the gtb of Queen. Anne, c. co. s. 17. and she 42d Geo. 3d. c. St. 's. S. by sending LETTERS, in. PARCELS, and other Pack ages, by Coaches, to and front London, and their Countty, Srtablithsnents. , • it is. hoped dlat. this .prosecgtion, in addition to the many ethers fbal have been ,brought, by the Orders of the Board, Toil! 11..1.1-AM 13E L L, t sq. • iri the Chair, • The MERCHANTS, U•N DEIc , VREFE RS, and other SITII-:CRiliEltS'to this IYotise, 'n:iving heard the Report ot . 1 the Committee ot i tne - l'A 1100T)C FUND; made to a ot the Subscriuers to that lmlitution on the.;.itit inst. And havinfkconsidered the , satne, Resolved unanimously, ptioA.GbON'S WEEKLY POLITICAL RE -1.11 ki I K. -This new.• „Political Paper (which is about to oe broughilbrward iti dired and avowed opposition to c 4IBET r's; unit ail otherArchicles-•which atm at the subversion of tlte Constitution), will be printed in the sone namtner as Cobbeet's ltegister,:and. is Intended to be published every. Wednesday Afternoon. 1t will app,:ar with.the News paper stamp, and, in consequence; be .circulated, free of postage, toeveryTarrof the British Empire. That this Meeting teel it incumbent on them tr, continue their Support to the Patriotic Fund ; and that the Sum of 5-,001. 3 per Cent . Consolidated Annuities be.transterred froin . the Stock tielonkink' to this * Home, 'as a further Cont. tribution to that benevolent and useful Institution. • resolved onanimcrirsly, That the Thanks of thi) Meeting be gien to the Chair. tor his able conduct iii the Chair. TO .THE, INDEPENDENT PEOPLE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. - • " AO'Nvith Vigour, and the Enemy shrinks. back dismayed, I tyou reitiap; languid and do not adopt the most vigorous ineas.Ores. the rebels will advance upon us with redoubled fury."—Marcus Cato: . • " For bankrupts writ when rui'( - 1 shops are shut, • As maggots crawl trom out a peril I ' d nut.", Dr. Young. For myself, it Is >evident that every creature, who is the :enemy of his country, will-be' mine, throtigh this newel - Fact in. its behalf ; for determined to .oppose Sedition,: 1 am equally detertnined never to abet corruption.• .Hatred. and envy 1 expect; but the hatred and !envy ,ol4he wicked afibrd the noblest ground of exultation to the honourable mind.— The:following expression of Cicero to the Senate, in his-ora &n against (.:atalitie, is peculiarly.applicable to my present satiation :—" The.consequence of my intrlference that I am bouncl.to wage.an eteitial , %var wan the enetniesof the Constitution! : But in.this I entlt; relying with confidence on your protedionond that of all hottest men •!" • • I•RANCIS IVILLIAM BLAGDON. ~.'_ • The Merchants, Underwriters, and others; Subscribers to • .vho enjoy the pie,lAilA satisfaction oh havin4lcd to the l establishment of the Patriotic Fund, at the•com'cience. vent r,t t:., present War; feel t:A themselves justified by the ex- petice of st)( years; in rec'ommentring,this laudable and me titnrious I ostitution to the support of their, Countrymen. so,ll:.tous_at trip *tulle iime to call their attentlyn to that altered state of t'..ublie, i s li irs . foe w the Nation. is indebted to the valour of our brave Detend,.r,: to the almost entire annihilation of the Naval Force of rite- Enemy, which bas crowned the gallant expi its of British Seamen ; and to the ~ f n Lt irode ,whieh.the oottrag, and MI/Ill.:3S or , Adiers have inspired in those, tOr w4tose deliVerame from ape fichous Usu rpec, they are-at this . moment makii.g the inost, heroic exertions And now that the. transcendent e ff orts - of valour displayed' by'the Heroes who have led, and by the braver Men who have so nobly followed in the Cause of our Country, have secured the.ireedout tit these Realms, it may surely be expected that the same generous imptilse a.iti ieeling, which, at a moment ol,great general alarm, ind uce d a ll .ranks to join in the laud • able endeavour to animate tile ettoits, of om Delepriers, e i I ta%,tound stilLalive to their merits and sullOrings I '•and ties so long as the present Contest shall list, "the British Seaman " situ the British Soldier may alike confidently trust, that '` those who are dear to him while living, in the event of •‘ his falling in.ehe sacred cau s e, find' rteads and uatdians " in a grateful and l'enetous Country," • (Signed)- V/ - 11.1..1A.M BELL, Chairman. :top suo illegal praaires. By Command of ;G;r Majerty's Postmaster-General, • FRANCIS FREE LING, Secretary. • NAPY-OFFICE,' Aug 26, i 209. 'THE PRINCIPAL ONICERS and MiSV9NERS of His Majelly's N.-ny do here& iive• • ••• • - , , SepteMber !Sec) - • • • The transmission of ordeit; for -this:publication previous to its iippearanee, will be •a faivour which 1 cannot•too highly estimate ; as it will enable me to know what number of copies to .print.. . •• • • • -Any of the London Newsmen ' the Country Post-masters, or the Clerks ot.th e R oa ds, will receive orders for this taper. The History. of the Politica! .Life end Writings of Colabett, will be commenced in the first Number, and con tinued every week, till concluded. , • - • • It is.req.uested, thU all-Letters relative.to the W ee kly PolitiLal Register may be addressed (post paid) to my resi deke, the Royal Cock-pit, Wettininster• •• • ' A' he reauers of the-P HCEN IX. St/ N DAY and MONDAY PAPER, may new be aware that the long-standing subject of;;-theft complaint, viz. the nequent insertion of controver— .sitl articles will cease. The i iicenix will. henceforth, be a cdrnplete Family Newspaper, in ..which will be- found the whole substanceof the Foreign 4nd- Domestic NeWs of the Week, relieved by impartial — comments on passing events, ad by original compositions on Literature and the Arts. , • ;!!. The names of different rut lications, devoted to the views of the factious. • IVotice, That on.Ourdar, the 7th of September next, al 'One o'Clo:k, ,they wilt le recta) , to !real with such Persons as may be willing to Contrag.for supplying his Majesty'; several . Yards at Deptford, Woolwich," Chatham, ,Sheerness, Portsmouth, and 1 3 .t..snouth, of any bete or more of them, with HEWED WEDGES of Ash, Beech, :elm, or Oak. 4 Form . of the Tender may be seen at this Office. Na Tender will ge received after One o'Clock sn the Day of Treafy, nor o c,y noticed, unless the Parij', or an 4gent far him, attends. Every Tender must he atrionpanied by a Letter addressed is the Navy Board, and signed 6 , 'two responsible Person:, engaging to become bound with the Pers,n tendering, in the SU,n of scol.isio the due performance of th, Contra?. . ' . . PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloytl's, August-3 t, 1809. . . THE comivrau - E. - for .IN' TSP - ahlg. the - 'PA ' 1 RI( rt'lC V ti - N D, have great . k.atislactiou in laying' before th t .P lu di c , t h e Resolutions and4tOress of the Sub-' scribers to L lo)(i's, passed unanimously at.a General Meet ing.tielcr het' e this day , aril they ,cannot• but express their Itope , that as the truth and t ~r ce Of the sentiments of that' *especlable , , hotly must be aeltalowlegedi 'so the liberality of their example vvil 1 be ieauraliyto:llpw,:d. By Order of the Cnininittee„, , . • J. P. W t..L•StOktD,•Secretary. . . • • ,C. a. a: . . . Amount of the new Contributions alreatiy adver tised _ i - - . - - •• - q l 3 5 6 - The Subscribers to I.2lFryd's , (3 - per Cent. Con. . sots) - -. - - - - .. soon 0 0 +governor and Company -Of the Bank of Eng land - - - - - - sOOO o o G. Malone - . - .. - .. - - 1 I o Isfathiiniel Harden • • . - . .. tit o 0 Henry Hiude Velly. -. . - ' .. los a o Smiths,.Alarten, and St. Barbe . .. • los o o T. and W. CurtlS, Clatiet: a...d Co. . - Jo's 0 0 john Atkins - - -• ' - . . . 1 . 95 o 0 13 .Bourctillon "' - .... - . . - 2j oo• William D a wes . - - -.- in; oo; Andrew I larrisoft ' - . ' . . 52 6 o . . , ... . john Harrison . - ...- ..- • . . • ••-• -• ' - 5z to 0.. , .• .• . , Benjamin Harrison . , - - 52 to o' john F. Throckinorton s . . - _ , zt o 0 I"; W. and 1 .'W hitmOre - . - - - - tot - o* - o Rougement and Behrends ; - .. . . -. . , 5 . 2 to o. roini Clirk and Soils . . . 26 s o M'illiaali Robert Henry . llr , wri . - to to 0 .Captain rholuas Dundas, It. N. .7 . . - ;0 10 o• 5.210(2. W Grimley . . 5 S 0 Smith and Curries • . Mott and Pratt - - . • .. 105 0 _o Robert Hunter ' -. . . 5o 0 0 George Henckell . . 52 ICY 0 . Were, Bruce, and Co. W • • - • 105 0 0 4. F.,Turner _, - ._ . Daniel Ste:.lienson: . - - to o 0 • - . - so 0 0 Lo Craven and 13owtnans - -, . - . tos o 0 Lord Rolle ' • . 2.' • iit - 109 0 0 CharleyCharley_:tln - -. i os o 0 Rundell, bract e. and Rund e !' - • - los 0 0 *** Subscripti c n s are rece i ved at the Bar of Lloyd'i, and by .all the Bankers it s i the United Kin,dont. GENERAL SIR JOH iN CORUTNN.A. 1' AT EN T CAlxk lil DsT EA D, forrniog rei.,ular Military Bed for the held; Barracks, &c. also'A SOFA for'a Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a S•E A COT for on board Ship, the whole picking in a small V dice, allowed. the roost 'Sortable ever 'yet manutliettlied, iovented by MO AN and SANDERS, N. 1 . 6 and 17, Catherine street, Strand, Who most humbly presume the ingiiest nonours.ought to be Paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their Kins: antt‘Coun.ry. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co..beg Leave to - inform those that may be desirous of burrowing 'Tempo'-rFry or Permanent SUMS of NION LA', that they.can at all times, and without delay, advance any Sum from One Hun tired to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on personal or any either Security, arising from Marriage Settlements,Mo iney in the unds, Clergy inens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy. hold, and Leasehold 'Estates; on the most fair and equitable Terms, and Will also condua every Negotiation at much less expelice than what is usually incurred in iiioney transactions. Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily re. ceive at their house, No. 19, I ermyn-strect, St. lames's, and' Letters, post-p a id, iinnieciiately answered: • N.B. Ten years purchase will be.given for well secured Annuities. WHEN we consider the invaluable blessing of . f lea th, we regret to think.that So little attention is paid to the preservation of it : it is the preeminent duty 61 every Mary who duly estimates the value of his existence, to xegard his Health. Frequent!w has it happened tl t many have had •the re. minder of thoir lives embittered, through the indiscretion of an unguarded hour, and melancholy is the Late of those who, from a frequent pcaelice in a secret destructive habit, have 'educed manly vigour, and entailed on themselves a misera ble state of Debility. Distressing are the Nervous Diseases induced by this riroost insidious Vice, which not only debili tates and enfeebles the body, but renders the faculties of the Mind weak and inert also. To those labouring under the above it may be a consolation to know The removal of such by the gradual retoz ation of health, is the result of my ex perience. Atter.having been r, egularly educated as a. Member of the Royal College,. I mat 'e Venereal and Scorbutic Complairrts, and every. species of be . bility, the objects of _particular in vestigation, and havink ; devoted fifteen years of my life to the Study' of Medicine I •rust it will not be deemed presum tion in saying my acquire inents are neither inferior, no r i n. Considerable. Irt frequent i, I radimoved ever ves tige of syphilitic nstances lathier% in ave the course cally of re a few hours, y and in the more inveterate and ':omplicated stages, where others lave failed, have been succe, istul. Personal applications, and post-paid Letters, attended to uitial. T. GosS,, Sprgeon, 13, Bouverie.street, 41cet-street. . . There is something : So striking in the Events ofthe,.Romart llisttiry, that every'refieeting mind must'Coiitempiate.them with awe, astonishment,. and admiration.— I n.,.the time of titbits (~.7sar, the Roman Enipire was at' once au object of envy ,alri dread to swim:tiding Nations ; ,but,..when.iii the zeintrivot tier Glory, wine site sent forth her unconquerable .leei . ?ics to repel . aggression and to protect the property of her virtuous Citizens, her bosom was laceraied.by. the malignant and seditious elnrts of a Horde of Wretches,. the refuse and the iisgrace of mat c inthunity amongst which they existed. Genilerrfen, what Kome once was, • Britain noW.'is.•.--We Srr. the .Lineal Descendants of those. Masters of ,the World.; and o r Acri hr. prove - that, we' are. Worthy.of that Honour. Opstrve the.prinul pre-eminence which we have attained,.by our National Bravery , arid our Ueneral Virtue. The Universe istroattatty impressedWititawefarotir Invineible Valour, and admirlition ar ouradherence. to I pstice,. yet s blending.that I us ,tice with mercy . . cilia we, like our immortal - ancestors ' while .expending our °loon and treasure in behalf of ,all. that Men hOld - dear —While We arc considered as the only. Nation that can restore, front. the • most tiorrinle Desporisrit, the abject wha liaVe'sunk bethatli its Fangs -while our sacred Isle is, acknowledged. as the only kefugeuf the.G teat, the Op. pressed, the Destitute, and the Unthrtunate, who have, in vain, t ndeaVouted to resist the overwhel Ming Torrent While all Ote,.facts are aciouw e le<Lecd by the ,Civilized,World, ,we find - burselves annoyed, Minds'of the Weak and .I)iS: satisfied col i iipted and debased by the Democratical Ellbas et a Set - or 'Beings, ful whom Conspirators would be too ' • 1 . -- The Ancients, however, possessed, an advantage which we seem to have denied ourselves.•- , tinieS o. •Public :...7Ummo tien, when the Miiktis os tlie. People Aere . currupted,by artifices Of. designing Demagogues, :Men of ,elevatert Rank and at:IC[IOW Taten ks stood : forward as tite.clianapions pi" their Country ; and, by their Public Appeals. and Ora tions,lsucceetied in. restoring to Loyalty.arttb.iteason,those honest, but misguided. Citizens who had seconded tile Views or the profligate arid:seditintis. - :-Bni,:iiVa.ur tilbse Who have influence and abil firs to check the increase of Sedition . stand aloof, with ail apathy or indifference which cadonly be palliated. by their littnwlaige.of. the proud and, flunrisning rank which we hoid as a Nation ; and though they' ails iit that the Licentintisness,ot the Press is pregnant with Danger, they eironeousiy think, that it is neither the business ; nor wittlin tite!power. of Individuals to avert the'intpending evil; • Whey seem not aware, inat, when a city is taken by assault, nothing is lett to the vanquished • t is high 'Wm that tiie Apathy with which the Seditious Effusions of the PreSS are treated should be dispelled, —A knowledge of the vast Circulation which is ac•juired by Lite rary Works that are in open hostility to the glory anti happi ness or Great Britain, is alone sufficient to warn us against the effects which such labours must produce upon tire" Public Mind. . As one solitary example, observe that intainouS vithicle of ScdttiC6's outrages, - falielloo.l, and libels, with which, for several years, common. sense has been insulted, - under the "I hie of " Cuobett'a Weekly Poli4al Register." lit .stn has- the. indignation' 01 all goad men been roubed ,galnst - It for, hitherto, there has been no regular antidote to nentrallse the poison which it d4fuses —no vehicle annular itseit, by Which sound English .1:ICI pies could he e nveyed through, the Hiirt oi the Lit - Tire, and diffused to its remotest paints. Pernaps I may flatter myself that this coinpleint will soon cease 1 i tnose glouous Institutions, under which we enjoy personal security and' protettr n; and • which, an toriner times, w ere t espe e te d even by the wors t Of men-be held up to ritilcuie if the sacred:Person of our beloveci, Monatch:(and those lovelier blenches of his tatniky, which would command . respect even from s, vagesj be caltunniited and reviled, let us hope that such outrages will 'l* longer be 'committed with' inipuility . . Register which is here proposed, is offered as a recep tacle for the effusions of ail Inaciiendent Writers. Let it be considered as a Forum, tor - giving. publicity to the Patriotic and Constitution.,! Sentiments of the C&sars, the Catos, the Cicero's, and all those Conscript Fatheis.of the Nineteenth Century ; who will buiii with ardour to 'espouse"their Coun try's and rescue such of its generous population as have beeh clrA.vn within the Vartex of Sedition Au elabor.:te Series of Prolessi,,ns would be superfluous; but ill, follo.ing brief outline of the Plan upon which thi.; Paper will be conducted, will afford an adequate idea of its iipportance and utility. I. In every numher will be inserted an exposition of the daring, libels ant ii.aiactous falsehoods promulgated by Cob. bat ; and, as treqUcLitly as opportunity may,otte r , a consti tutional analysis of his Saturday's leading article shall be given its til-succeeding -Wednesday's publication of the Re gis!..2r Tkie Lolutnns of this Register shall be open for the po. litical iconimonication or 'ill gentlemen of sound constitu tiouail:now lege and' pritkipie., who are accustorhed, or in ,clined, to rte for public view. 3, A highly important feature of this Register will be, a prompt: and spirited , RevieW of all l'olitical Pamphlets as the} may appear The effusions of genuil,e patriotism will taus : - >e inure widely circulated ; and the serpent of treason,: instead of being allowed to attain a maturity in mischief, and to conrt mit.its ravages unmolested, will be crushed uvn its native dunghill, as 59011 as it shall have burst from its snell 4. A s it has ever been a primary object with disaffeded writers . to degrade that noble charaCter, the British Mer chant, tind to rid;cule his important profession. such attacks shah b: combated and exposed with all the ardency that so interes subjeU demands ; and time advantage transferred to societ y by the " first Commercial Country in the World," shall be • so clearly displayed, as to furnish the cursory reader with irs efragahle arguments against those who labour to de preciate: its conwitence. S. The great utt.ity of having State Documents, Foreign and Domestic, preserved iii a convenient anti acceptable form, is obvi.)us It Is the wily advantage which the public now deriva nom Cobbett's Register;--and it has been ascertained, that id Very coosinerable nu m ber pt Subscribers, who abhor the political principles of that writer, attbrd encouragement to hts R egister, merely because there is no oth e r ve h ic l e , i n the form of a book. in which such documents are regularly inserted. It is, therefore, scarcely necessary to say, that in My Register they will be scrupulocsly preserved. in short, all who are acquainted with the Paper of Cobbett, may per lealy unti-trstand the nature of the one here proposed ; and the public may assure themselves, ,that, any real improve. merits that may 15 - e suggested will be readily adopted. 6. There shall be no double Numbers -except hen the pressure of Original Communications may prevent the inser tion of the importat it papers which it is necessary to preserve. I pledge my, honour never to publish an extra sheet, but on such occasions as will be admitted to be indispensable. Having thus commvnic.tted the outlines of my projed for a publication, which in ay tend in no small degree, to check I look for my reward' n the •pa the progress of disaffeCti. pa tronage of the Public at a'arge. My numerous writings which have from time to time been circulated throughout the country, are a sufficient goiarantee for my ffrui atta c h ment to the constitutional principit -s, of which every true English man ought to be proud. ghat Cobbett's Register was, in 18ozoiiiie shall be always I -and, if ever I apostatize, " I will confess," as Cbbbett sat'd to the fudge Advocate, " that tile authors of cruelty havi: not yet devised the tortuies I ought to endure. Hell itself, .as painted by the most fiery would be too mild a put iishrnent for me !" therefore call upohthe x espedive Members of all the K.ENIT.—EL!GIBLE kESIDENCE. . • •TO Br, LET, • Fora Terra of Years. ,with immediate Possession, :A: MANSION HOUSE, called SAINT LAW £X is iv Cf: ;about a nail a mile di3taiit irom CanterbAry, tit for the Residence of a Lige F. Indy, together with two Stables fiir elgll6 Horses; liouse, large Garden, r clia.rsi, Autzt A nrtenan4,es ; 1 - 1); ; great. convetuene e of . Nieadow and' Pasture Land, from T wo to'Sik Al;res, to be uspOlierewith,:at the opti , )n •the hirer,— • • For partkutais inquire ct Dir. John Partridge, - B,:st's-lane, •Canterbury, . ,; , •,... THE OLDEST STATE LOTTERY 011. ICE IN ENGLAND. _ 'WM. CARTER (Licepsed by authority of Go iiefrithe nt), No. B,'Charink-eross, strongly recom mends to the .Pubilc the, present LOTTERY.' on a new Plan :. ii.is sit) Aularly' advantageous to the Purchaser, and the 'scion - dr he hr ':oiled a Purchaser the better; as, frOM the win Erie of ;Acts, the P r:ce must rise before the Draw, wlnchis ,xed tor the zottr of next Month Persons in the Country lay be supplied the same as if present, by send nig tii;lr tide rs (post-hard), accompanied with good Bills at short. dates,, Cash, Bank Notes, or Post-OPice Orders. N.li. AH liusine.ss relative to the Lottcit, .or Public Funds, transt,Ctei with that dispatch and'tidelity which has distinguished this Hpuse fur near a Century. . No 4,-,CORNiii[j„ and 9, CHARING.-cROSS. 13T8.1-1 b,:gs levee to remind the Pilblic, that the e ST LIT, LOTTERY betins and finiskes Drawingthe - - - - - - _ •th NEXf MONTH; And it is Vac only LoT rEAY that will ne drawn Tilts YEAR The Schcine is perfectly novel, highly ap roved, and the More it IS known, the more it is admired ; —it contains • 4 Prizes of - £.2.0,000 14 Prizes of L 2,000 4 ►5,000 i 8 - - /0 „ 12 of soo; ere. &C. The . ‘vhole of which will - be tiecidtd in ON z DAY, there fore a si? c erly purchase is necessary, whilst Tickets and Shares maybe had in great variety at the above old established Of fices. PERSONS in the COUNTRY Maybe supplied, the same as if present, by sending their Ord.trs (post or carriage paid) accompanied with good Bills, Cash. Bank-Notes, or Post,Office Orders, to either of BISI-Ps Offices in London, No. 4,. CORNHILL., or 9, CHARING.CROSS. • STATE LOTTERY, To be drawn in One Day; zoth of OCTOBER, tBo9. SCHEME. • 4 - - ,C 20.000 - are . . SO,oeo 4 - • - *I, OOO 4 - - - 2,000 t" 10 - - 1,000 - LOOO 12 • - 500 . . - . 6,c00 2 4 - - Lao - - - - - - 2,400 36 4,9 20 - 20,000 Tickets £200,006 THIS LOTTERY consists of only 5,0.00 Num bers (from - I to sOOO inclusive) ; but there are Four Tickets of each Number, which be severally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn against Nuinger ; for instance, if No, t should be drawn a Prize of 20,0001.. the Four Tic kets of that Number will each be entitled to 20,0001. mak ing,..in the whole, 80,0001. ;, so that if any person should . Purchase more than Olie Ticket of the same N umber, and that Number prove tOrtunate, he gain, • - . . . By Tq Tickets of the same N umber, A Pr . = Or • By Three Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of ----- - - ,C 60,000 By Four Tickets of the same NuMber, A Prize of And afl other Prizes in the same pr . oportton. TICKETS and SHAR ES are on S.de at all the Offices. This Day was published, In Two handsome printed Voluu es, Jim°. price iols. 6d. in boards, the Third I•Ahtion, warded, of A VIEW of ANCIENT HISTORY, including the Progress of Literature and the Fine Arts: _ By WILLIAM RUTHERFORD, DJ% Printed for Longman and Co. Vcrnor and Co. lohn Mur ray, and 1. Harding, London ; and Bell and Bradtute, Edin burgh ; sold also by,,every Bookseller in Town,and Country. • 'Ellis Day was published, • In a neat and closely printed Volume, s►nall Bvo. price Gs. in boards, rrIFIE • SURGEON's VADE%MECUM ; contain-• ing the S'yatvt,?tti,; ' CA.LN.:S,• Diagnosis , Prognosis, and Treatrucitt of Surgical Diseastts t accompanied by the mo dern and A ppr o v e d methods of oin:rating ; a Select For—. muix of Prescriptions, and a Glossary of Terms. . Printed for john Murray, 3z, Fleet-street, London ; and sold by every Boa,;sell er .n town and country. Of whom nt.ty he had, •latety,published, t. tio?per's Physiclan's , Vade-Mecurn, lc. Bvo. 6s. • '2. AtiatOttitit'S Va;te-MCCU.II, aVO. 9s. 3., Cooper's Di4t. of Practica) Surgery, 6vo. sp. 4. Thomas's Ir3cti,:e of Physic, Svc., 4s. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, . Aug. 23, 120 T, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1113 111/1, yEsrrs ORD, 'V ANC,I do hereby give Mace, that Proposals will - be rec'eived at their OlAce, in Pal!-.Hall, on in. before ii" eselqy,•ihe zoth September next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of F ()RAGE for the Ordnance Horses. statbned in the following Distrias, viz. South West, including Ports mouth, Isle of Wight, and Christchurch, Eastern, exclusive of Western, W arley . Wo'olwich, with its Depot. • Southern, Exclusive of y dencies, Chatham, Watley and Chatham. for a period of Six Months, from the tsi OClober next. The Forage to be furnished in Ration:, to consist, as heroaftei may, front. Time to Time, be required, either of North Britain, Northern,. , „ .Iclb. of ()Ars 71b. of Oats, •tzlb. of I Lay or of t4lb. of Hay, and and Sib. et Straw Sib. of Straw. And must be delivered at the respective Statism: at the expence of the Contractor, trim is alas to tarnish such Horses with Oats, at 8/6. per Ration, as may be billetted within the District Jot 7.4. , hic1a he contracts. The Proposals may be delivered separately or Ping); for two or mere of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Contracior shall receive the Stable.dung that, during the Period of kid Con. t ract, may accumulate, making an Allowance for the tame, after the rate of per horse, per week. Further Particulars, may be known, upon Application to the Officer commanding the Royal Artillery in each Distril?, and also at the Secretary's• Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the boars. of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals Must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for•the Supply of Forage," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said iotb Day of September next, at Twelve o'Clock at Mon of the same day ; neither will ;any Tender be noticed, unless the Party , making it, or . an dgent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Sec. This Day was published, In One Volume, small (Way% Price Six Shillings, in hoards, THE PHYSICIAN's VADE-MECUNI con taining the Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis Prognosis, and Treatment of Diseases, accompanied by a Select Cul ledion of Formulae and a Glossary of Terms. By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D. Licentiate in Physic of the University - of Oxford, and the Royal College of Physicans of London ; Physican to the . St. Mary-le-bonne Infirmary ; and Lecturer on Medicine. Primed for (ohn Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London ; and sold also by every Bookseller in Town and Country. . Of whom may be had, lately publishM, r. Hooper's Surgeon's Vade-Mecuin, foolcais• Odavo, price 6s. 2. Cooper's Anatomist's Vade-Mecum, Foolscap:Octavo, price 9s. 3. Hooper's Ditionary of Practical -Surgery, Octavo, Mice 15s. 4. Thomas's Practice of Physic, 061avcr, price 145. BILIOUS AND NERVOUS. HEAD-ACHES, INDI. GESTION &c. • Copy •of a Letter from R. Lucas, Esq. to Mr. Dixon. Apothecary. .T N consequence of several Voyages to the East In dies, I had contracted a Bilious Complaint, to such an alarming extent, as to be scarcely able, at times, to pay at tention to the duties of my ship Through the recommenda tion of a Friend, I was led to make trial of your (DIXON 's) ANTIBI LIOUS PILLS, ny the use of which,. lox a short time, I was, to my asfonisinnent, immediately relieved, and have been for a long while totally flee from any return of naulta, yellowness of the skin, nervous a..d sick he.M.aches, heart-burns, giddiness, and 'o; her corresponding symptoms of the above Complaint. The success of your rented ? has in duced me to recommend it senerAily, ancrmy brol he: in 'par ticular,, third Officer of toe Duke of Montrose who laboured under a worse atiti,:titin, if' ossible, than my self, has been in like manner completely; cured. , am, Sir, your ob humole Servant, ROBERT: . 1. VC , Chief Officer of the Boni . East-InclaCompany's ship. pinion. G ravesend, June 24. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Bt.tler's, No. 4, Cheap_ side, corner of Pat:rnest.r.rovv, .Londo ; Baxter, Edit,. burgh, and Smith, Baxter, a. d Donald, GlasAow t:NV man, Exeter; Belatn, Portsmouth; re..k, Gran. viliG and lioXliind, ViyinOtlth ; and te:ail by most Country Aledicine Vender:, in Boxes at zs. 9d. and bs. each.